01-26-2015, 11:48 AM
I got a few months behind with the above schedule, I am still sticking to it just not trying to do each thing in a month like I planned. Will finish How to Draw, at end of Feb by the latest, then will move onto How to Render or Making Comics for March - not sure which yet.
Here is my new study plan, I just post these here for me so I can see it quickly but if it's useful for anyone else then I'm glad : )
I read the text on P 105 of How to Draw and decided it's a great way to expand visual library and have good designs to pull out of your head. Basically he talks about studying a topic (in his case an architecture style) for two weeks, doing a lot of studies and imaginative stuff based on it, then after two weeks produce a finished drawing from imagination using everything you got from the study period. I've expanded that to include other things I want to develop a visual library for (read below and it'll make sense)
![[Image: tWlDebI.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/tWlDebI.jpg)
![[Image: PI7Klca.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/PI7Klca.jpg)
![[Image: DWsPyQT.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/DWsPyQT.jpg)
Here is my new study plan, I just post these here for me so I can see it quickly but if it's useful for anyone else then I'm glad : )
I read the text on P 105 of How to Draw and decided it's a great way to expand visual library and have good designs to pull out of your head. Basically he talks about studying a topic (in his case an architecture style) for two weeks, doing a lot of studies and imaginative stuff based on it, then after two weeks produce a finished drawing from imagination using everything you got from the study period. I've expanded that to include other things I want to develop a visual library for (read below and it'll make sense)